4 room apartment on 102 m2

Bindeleddet.

The housing units in this community offer a range of options, with some constructed in 1982 featuring bathrooms equipped with underfloor heating. These bathrooms include tasteful cabinetry, curved glass shower doors, and tiled floors extending into the shower area. The kitchens, designed in an open plan connecting directly to the living rooms, present a classic look with painted cabinet doors. In contrast, the youth apartments built in 1994 on Bindeleddet showcase bathrooms tiled in white, and kitchens finished with white laminate surfaces. Water consumption costs are incorporated within the rent, while heating and electricity expenses are billed separately by the utility providers.

Located centrally, the Torvestræde complex consists of multi-story buildings providing family apartments as well as wheelchair-accessible units that feature elevators and threshold-free entrances. Surrounding these residences are inviting green spaces furnished with picnic tables. Similarly, Østergade, a building from 1992, contains youth apartments with adjacent shared green areas. The department also includes twelve terraced houses designated as senior housing, originally built in 1979 and updated in 2001. Both Østergade and Torvestræde offer communal bike shelters.

At a more removed distance from Aabybro's center lie four clusters of single-story terraced houses constructed with red brick. Løvsangervej, established in 1979, borders directly with Sneppevej, developed in 1988, while Revlingestien from 1985 adjoins Perikumvej, which was built in 2002. Each location boasts pleasant communal outdoor spaces with benches and tables, alongside engaging playgrounds equipped with zip lines. These areas predominantly consist of family homes, alongside a small number of youth apartments. Limited carports are available for rent at Løvsangervej and Revlingestien, subject to availability. Safe walking paths from Perikumvej and Revlingestien provide convenient access to the town center, schools, and childcare facilities.

On Enebærvej, the residences, built in 1990, are red-brick terraced houses arranged in one or two stories. Included are twelve passive houses on the same street, designed with high insulation standards for minimal energy and heating consumption, reflecting environmentally conscious construction. This neighborhood lies in the eastern part of Aabybro within a suburban setting characterized by abundant green areas and secure pedestrian routes to the town center, schools, and institutions. The site features a notable playground with a zip line sturdy enough to support adults, and picnic sets are placed throughout the community.

The areas known as Bindeleddet, Hjorthsvej, Tegleværksvej, Sundbyvej, Stationsvej, Vadumvej, Anlægsvej, and Kildevangen comprise a variety of low-rise, dense residential buildings of varying sizes. These are situated in Aabybro as well as in nearby smaller villages such as Birkelse, Biersted, Nørhalne, and Gjøl. Light-filled family and senior residences throughout these locations predominantly have beech parquet flooring. Most youth housing in these districts features linoleum floors, with some units finished in laminate. Built-in wardrobes are standard both in the bedrooms and entrances across the developments.

The nearby community of Birkelse includes access to shopping facilities, a primary school, a sports hall, and a bus stop providing connections, among others, to Aalborg University. The homes at Bindeleddet are positioned adjacent to a sports field, while the senior housing units on Hjorthsvej are located close to Birkelse Care Center and Hjorts Hus, a community venue hosting various events for the elderly. The distance to Aabybro is approximately 3.5 kilometers, with Aalborg about 20 kilometers away.

An approved comprehensive development plan for the housing area anticipates physical changes starting around mid-2027 and expected to conclude by 2030. This will likely entail adjustments in rent, including an anticipated increase of 10-12% upon completion of the plan. Temporary relocation might be necessary in some cases following move-in. Further information is available in the document titled "Helhedsplan - Beboerinformation," located in the Documents section, or by contacting the HousingNord Service Center via email at sc.bolignord@udlejer.

Applicants for housing can benefit from a flexible rental scheme, which allows priority in the queue for those meeting one or more specified criteria, enabling a faster allocation of a home compared to the standard waiting list. Approximately 25% of the family and youth apartments are offered under these flexible conditions, which include individuals commuting to work within Jammerbugt Municipality (with proof such as an employment contract), residents over the age of 50 within Jammerbugt seeking more suitable housing, or parents who have visitation rights for children living in Jammerbugt.

Please reference tenancy number 58-51-204 when making inquiries.